Park Golf Club Hradec Králové is a parkland course located in the Königgrätz region of northeastern Czech Republic. Designed by David Carter, the course integrates into its urban setting with tree-lined fairways and open greens typical of Central European parkland design. The layout makes use of the natural topography and mature vegetation of the site, creating a course that balances playability with strategic challenge. The routing moves through established parkland terrain, with water features and bunkering positioned to define landing areas and approach shots. Carter's design emphasizes shot-making over length, rewarding accuracy from the tee and thoughtful club selection into the greens. The course serves the local golfing community in Hradec Králové, a city with a developing golf culture in the Czech Republic's eastern region. As a municipal or semi-private facility, the club provides access to golf in a region where courses remain relatively limited. The parkland setting and mature trees create a pleasant aesthetic experience, though the course is not widely known beyond the Czech market or featured prominently in international rankings. The design reflects Carter's approach to creating functional, playable courses suited to their local context rather than championship-level difficulty.